I feel as thought the article "Cant do Without Love" explains what science has to do with love in a simple way that almost any person can understand. Love is basically a biochemical and emotional reaction that affect the human body and are essential for our exsistance and happiness. Brownlee uses very common language in her report and is still able to get her point across effectively. One thing that i found effective in Brownlee's article is that when she uses a example she always uses specific sources to back it up, for example-"Vasopressin seems to inspire males to feel passion and connection to a particular mate; in addition, vasopressin appears to work better in the presence of the stress hormones that are released in dangerous situations. Endorphins work like opiates in the brain, causing a state of euphoria, and studies of talapoin monkeys suggest that affection and love release endorphins.
I feel as thought the article "Cant do Without Love" explains what science has to do with love in a simple way that almost any person can understand. Love is basically a biochemical and emotional reaction that affect the human body and are essential for our exsistance and happiness. Brownlee uses very common language in her report and is still able to get her point across effectively. One thing that i found effective in Brownlee's article is that when she uses a example she always uses specific sources to back it up, for example-"Vasopressin seems to inspire males to feel passion and connection to a particular mate; in addition, vasopressin appears to work better in the presence of the stress hormones that are released in dangerous situations. Endorphins work like opiates in the brain, causing a state of euphoria, and studies of talapoin monkeys suggest that affection and love release endorphins.